[Bro-Dev] Where did the min() function go?

[Gregor Maier]

well, of course I find out myself as soon as I hit send....

min() is an STL algorithm. But I guess that means that
 #include <algorithm> should now be added to util.h, right? (that's
where the min functions used to live)

cu
gregor


On 5/6/11 17:05 , Gregor Maier wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm having a weird problem. The min() inline function is gone from
> master. It's still used by a bunch of files that still compile, so there
> must be a C++ builtin, macro, or whatever. I just can't find it where is
> it?
> 
> I noticed that when trying to merge master into my rpc/nfs branch. I'm
> using min() to and it seem that the signature I use is not supported by
> the the current version of min.....
> 
> BTW, the min() inlines where removed by this commit (in my actual patch
> I added overloaded min() functions but they didn't make it to master,
> presumably due to the cleanup)
> 
> commit 714289bd1354f5ab62b87e7ae86592ad70414746
> Author: Robin Sommer <robin at icir.org>
> Date:   Wed Apr 27 21:25:51 2011 -0700
> 
>     Changing the HTTP's analyzers internals to use 64-bit integers.
>     (Gregor Maier).
> 
>     This is the patch from #326, plus some cleanup.
> 
> 
> cu
> Gregor


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